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Plausible

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Reasonable or believable; appearing to be true or valid.

Usage:

• This conspiracy theory is plausible, but lacks evidence.
• The detective presented a plausible explanation for the crime.
• Her alibi seemed plausible enough to convince the judge.

Sense: Deserving approval or acceptance; credible.

Usage:

• The candidate made plausible promises during the campaign.
• His arguments in favor of the new policy were quite plausible.
• She provided a plausible explanation for her behavior.

Sense: Acceptable or suitable, especially in appearance.

Usage:

• The designers came up with a plausible color scheme for the website.
• He gave a plausible excuse for being late.
• The students' presentation was quite plausible and well-organized.

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